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... HEARTS OF OAK, is another popular sea-gong. was written by David Garrick and was sung at Drury Lane in 1759. The year 1759 was indeed wonderful year. It was year of Pitt's greatest trinmphs, the year of Minden and Quebec; when the British Arms were ...
... its stay and the management is to be complimented cured visit from snother much-talked-of drama of the type that has msde Drury Lane Produced it is Mr. George Dance Company, one need only see that name assured of something unique, and in ' The Hope t hat ...
... forthcoming the shape favourable reports from. principal towns, including where performances are. this week being given. At Drury lAne- former home opera under —-Signer and his coadjutors showed themselves not unworthy the historic house. The company claims ...
... « J. 8. is being played by’ reo in actress, iss Jessica Waters. wh: - 5 music old of Colonel Brinthorpe is of the by eld Drury Lane Theatre frait, Arthur Poole, They are suo: Leadon company, which includes of the members Messrs. Brad Williams, Fred Clifford ...
... production excels the highest j anticipations which had been formed of it. lit comes direct to the Victoria Opera House from Drury Lane, where it had a record run for over three months, and no wonder, for throughput the whole three hours occupied in potutraying ...
... —_— tel tee the most Con > been traasfurmed inw t fyangle aad the p oe adiin je WIR eh SS cits of the paniomme Py ve to Drury Lane vast Exodus. 4 at exodus from the capite BY wore and more Last year [ remember be «th the tast proportions at the metropolitan ...
... successful pantomime, The Goose with the Golden Eggs. The clever '* book has been specially written that celebrated Drury Lane author, Mr. J. Hickory Wood, and additional lyrics, embodying all the most popular songs of the day—with the harmless, necessary ...
... come to the version printed in the Gentleman's Magazine for Ootober. 1745. A Song for Two Voices— sung both Playhouses, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, during the Jacobite rising. This is the first known version that contains the third stanza; and the first ...
... John Howard Paine, the composer of 41 Home Sweet Home, and said the song was first sung the opera 44 Maid Milan at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, which was a great success throughout the country. The success seems have been entirely due the song Home ...
... F. 4l Draper T. Hoys —, 27 hurst, T. THE PALACE, BURNLEY. Mr Walter Mr Johnny and Miss Agnes scans musical comedy . and. Drury Lane pantomime, favour Burnley this week with sketch that, everywhere, big hit. These two iam is comedians, the k-niits in khaki ...
... block, severt-recl dram Andrews' the chief fca' of next week, great Deshon, Tom Powers, anc will alto shown brillii famous *Drury Lane play, Matinees, as usual, on Engagement and variety the Co-operative VICTORIA THEATRE! S<ouu's successful play, j Sweet ...
... acrobatic Other artistes engaged »re Miles Slavordale, quintette of instrumentalists Downes and comedians who have figured in, a Drury Lane pantomime; Marie Blvthe, contralto ; Frapk. and Beryl.Harriet in harmony; and the. Palace pictares. ,-> George is, coming ...